The CSC Logo

The CSC logo is made up of a solid green circle serving as the background. Inside the circle are interlocking but open-ended chains that weave through white spaces. Done in double strokes, the chains provide symmetry and balance to the whole design as they form themselves in to the unmistakable initials the CSC Civil Service Commission.

All through the years of its existence, the Civil Service Commission has undergone major evolutionary changes. Organizationally, it started as a Civil Service Board then was reorganized into a Bureau. Today, it prides itself in being a Constitutional body endowed with the attendant characteristics of autonomy, independence and stability - all symbolized by the circle.

In all these changes, the CSC has proven itself equal to its tasks. Its drive, dynamism and vitality - symbolized by the green color - have made the Commission what it is today. These traits will inevitably play the same crucial role of carrying the Commission through the years.

(The new CSC logo is the winning entry submitted by Edgar B. Santiago during the CSC Logo Contest held from July 6 to August 14, 1981. The logo was endorsed by the National Historical Institute and was approved by the Office of the President on January 19, 1982. It was adopted by the Civil Service Commission as its official logo through Resolution No. 02-097 dated January 21, 1982 and through office circular dated February 1, 1982.)